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Thanks for the words. I never meant to ruffle any feathers or waste anyone's time. I'm definitely not the lazy sort, just maybe not the best typist. It looks like I even left out the word "not" in my initial reply as I meant to say "I did not expect sarcasm". It sounded much worse to say "I did expect sarcasm". Anyway, thanks for the information. I know next to nothing about The Spirit and only a little about Eisner. In general, I have not been much of a GA person. I've always been more into SA, at least until I picked up Moon Girl #3, which I think is the coolest cover of that short-lived series: At this point I don't know if the guy even wants to sell but we are communicating and if I end up with them, I will definitely post here and consider selling them here.

Nice... thanks for the pic. I don't know if I will end up getting them but will post if I do. He said he has 28 of the first 29 issues (missing #3).

Thank you so much for the helpful reply. I have never seen one of the Spirit Weekly books so I had no idea what they look like. I was envisioning them being full size relative to the newspaper. I'm glad to hear they fit in GA bags.

As I said, I had googled it first. All I can say is that I must've mis-typed it because I only got a couple of hits for raw books, nothing graded. Trying it again, I see plenty of hits now so my initial search must've had a typo. Thank you for the suggestion. However, I really did not expect all the sarcasm and hostility. I was simply looking for an answer to a simple question. I do very little with Golden Age and thought people in this forum would know more about Golden Age books than I do. I may be a noobie to the GA forum but I am not a noobie to forums.

I did google first, but did not find an answer. Thus, I decided to post thinking you were a helpful sort but did expect sarcasm.

I had someone contact me about a run of Spirit Weekly comics. This is the 1940 series that was issued in newspapers. Does anyone know if CGC grades them? Does anyone offer services to help preserve them? I realize that newspaper is especially susceptible as it ages.